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Employee was working in the open pit sorting stone and a large stone fell on top his right foot. Employee was wearing steel toe boots at the time of incident. The employee was sent to the doctor immediately after he reported to the office.
Employee was loading stone into cutter with another emploee and got his right middle finger wedged. The employee noticed a laceration from where it was wedged. He then stopped working and came to the office, told his supervisor and was sent to Concentra.
Employee was using a shovel to spread stone dust on a section of the driveway for traction after a light snow and icing.
Miner was on outlet table side of stone cutter when cut was initiated; outlet table moves in downward position. Miner placed hand prematurely to remove stone and when table was retracted middlefinger was pinched between top of stone and chisels.
Employee was picking up stones from stock pile when larger stone rolled down and impacted employee's leg. He suffered a bruise above his right knee.
EE was reclaiming stones from stock pile when a larger stone rolled down and smashed his finger.